Meeting room stickman
Background
Using a mounted camera with facial recognition one should be able to count the number of people in a meeting room.
Task
The main task of this project is to develop a room display system that automatically can see how many (and possibly who) is attending a meeting. The system should also identify where in the room the person are sitting and display this on a map of the room.
Main task:
- Develop a system that maps the camera's view to the physical layout of the room and the persons within.
- Detect the presence and position of all persons in the room and their positions.
- Send this information to a server where it will be translated to a image to display on the meeting room display system.
Bonus task:
- Determine who is in the meeting. The persons are already known to the system.
Epic
This system will build upon prior work about facial recognition light-controller project, which provides a basic foundation.
Legal and Technical Requirements
- All source code must be released under a copyleft license (e.g., GPLv3).
- Emphasis should be on product readiness, stability, and maintainability.
- Code must follow best practices, standardized language conventions, and provided templates.
- Automated checks, tests, and build procedures (via GitLab CI) should be implemented where possible.
- The final deliverable (build package) must be directly installable on the host operating system.
Edited by Jonas Karlsson
